Inmates File Suit Over Prison Medical Aide Use
Two Fort Madison inmates Philip McBride and Roy Milford seek a temporary restraining order in federal court to stop the state from using inmates to perform medical tasks. The suit, filed Oct 19 by Robert N. Clinton, argues the practice violates medical standards, while state officials contend inmate aides perform only routine tasks under supervision.
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Des Moines
U. S. District Court
William C. Hanson
Fort Madison State Penitentiary
Philip McBride
Roy Milford
McBride
Milford
Ed Williams
Nolan Ellandson
State’s Bureau of Adult Corrections
Lou V. Brewer
Fort Madison
James Smith
McGhee, Williams
Dennis Ege
Robert N. Clinton
College of Law
University of Iowa
McBride and Milford
Williams
Clinton
Iowa
Property Tax Reform Debate in Iowa Economics Forum
University of Iowa economist Dr. Thomas Pogue urged a rational business tax system over sweeping property tax relief at an Iowa Tax Equity Conference. Rep. Arthur Small and Democratic leaders seek legislative input to craft a fairer tax structure, arguing low income individuals and small businesses bear disproportionate burdens.
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DES Moines
Iowa
University of Iowa
Thomas Pogue
Iowa House
Arthur Small
Iowa City
Small
Pogue
Joan Orr
Grinnell
Gerry Rankin
Prints by Art Students Shown at Iowa City Museum
An invitational exhibition at the University of Iowa Museum of Art features lithographs and prints from 10 U.S. schools, including works by Maurice LASANSKY students Gerald Kruse and Howard McKenzie. The show, organized with Pratt Graphics Center and John Judkyn Memorial, includes 50 prints chosen from five to seven per school.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Museum of Art
Mauricio Lasansky
U. of IL
Gerald Kruse
Howard McKenzie
Pratt Graphics Center
New York City
John Judkyn
Bath
England
U. of L
U. of I
Kruse
McKenzie
Ron Eccles
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
William Kough
Minneapolis
John Thein
Thein
Kirkwood
Salisbury
Reformatory Steps to Cut Energy Use in Crisis
Gov. Robert Ray orders energy savings at the Anamosa institution. Heat and power are reduced by closing areas, winterizing buildings, and lowering temperatures. Boilers are converting to No 2 or No 5 fuel oil, fluorescent lights shortened to two tubes, and trips by resident groups limited to one monthly outing.
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Anamosa
Robert Ray
Department of Social Services Capital Improvements Funds
Reformatory
Jaycees, A. A
Phoenix Drug Group
Black Culture
Fragmentary Gazette History Notes Unclear Readable Fragments
The readable parts reference Cedar Rapids Gazette origins in 1882 and mention carriers and rates. Details are garbled with missing names and dates, leaving an incomplete note about the newspaper history and delivery service.
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Penitentiary Hospital
James McGhee
James D. Smith
McGhee
Harrison Weber
Stephen Rapp
D-Waterloo
Department of Revenue
Rankin
Department
TS Am
The
Cedar Rapids
Gazett Fies tCentedar Rapids
Lows
A Fe
RUSCO
Ows
PSOE
TSC
Eighth Avenue
Donument
Bruce Lapree
Jerry Williamson
Coggon
Rich Etscheidt
Newhall
Killians
London
London Fog
Glencoe
Dillon
Lindale
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